Skift reports that a survey of travel industry leaders shows widespread concern over the Trump administration’s early impact, with “uncertainty” being the dominant theme and many seeing potential opportunities for non-U.S. markets. Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta remains optimistic about the economy and travel demand despite acknowledging short-term concerns and trimming Hilton’s annual revenue outlook. Meanwhile, Verbo has agreed to revise or pull ads featuring Nick Saban after a ruling that the commercials misleadingly implied competitors like Airbnb always require guests to cohabit with hosts.

• Travel Leaders (Anonymously) Speak Out on Trump’s Turbulent First 100 Days
• Airbnb Wins Claim Against Vrbo for Nick Saban Commercials
• Hilton's Chris Nassetta Sees 'Overreaction' to Trump Policies and 'Upside' Potential

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